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hairy_bush

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Hello all again...I think I'll be making my home here....I tried to stay at another site.....but 201flyer convinced me to come over...

I like to post FHD / HD / ISO stuff

Most FHD are 1080p / 60fps cuz thats what the screenshot shows

HD from the THZ source are of lower quality 1080p / 30 fps and have white watermarks

there's some 720p torrents but they have big yellow watermarks

ISO torrents have no watermarks

I'm putting the screenshots as full images..since as a thumbnail it's not clear enuff to see..if any admins/mods object to this..I'll put them as thumbnails


Also many of them will be under threads started by other members
 
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if you want to check javmagnet for FHD/HD/ISO that I've reposted, please go there, as I wont be able to repost all of them
 
These are not my torrents, the source material I find are labeled as such, I've provided screenshots for you to judge

But I do know there is a difference in video quality from the vids labeled 60fps and 30fps

The vids from the THZ source, labeled HD with white watermarks, have choppy playback (using gom player)

The ones labeled FHD have better playback quality.

I'm not trying to deceive you, I have nothing to gain. If you want to DL it's up to you

If you want true FHD, there are some nice 4K torrents from eromusk

There are FHD WMV/MKV from runbkk
 
ether202 said:
That's really only applicable to blu-ray or dvd rips though, right?
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Not entirely. You can use methods to interpolate and create those in-between frames on any video source that is 29.97 or 30 FPS, even if it was never a physical media. Like the uncensored site vids.
 
ether202 said:
That seems like something that could be done by the video player as well though, without doubling the size of the video by adding double the frames.. You can do it with SmoothVideo Project
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I've never been a fan of on-the-fly things when it comes to video processing. Plus a converted video can be experienced on any device. Interestingly enough, the method and tools I use are straight from that second link in the Advanced topics at the bottom of the page. Thanks for sharing!
 
ether202 said:
They do look really nice, maybe something to consider if I get gigabit internet sometime, but as of right now it takes long enough to upload my files as it is. I suppose people could just do it themselves for that matter.
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Absolutely, let the viewer do the work.

Back on topic, I wish I was into torrents, some of these look nice.
 
I'm glad we're getting more stuff without watermarks. Thanks.
 
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